Pretty stupid stunt but if it furthers his rap career then Que Sera Sera.

And it's not as stupid as walking a tightrope between the WTC towers and they made a movie out of that so what the hell.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIawNRm9NWM&feature=player_embedded

Yea then when your dumbass gets smushed I'm stuck on the train and inconvenienced cause your a "freerunner." get a job you bum!

He's SOOOO cool! OMG! SO COOL! SO SO SO COOL!

Show your face and the station signage...good one genius.

"I'm a rapper slash freerunner. Don't forget me."

lololololololol

It's all fun and games until somebody gets crushed to death.

Between this guy just being another dumbass, acting tough, and then declaring he's a rapper, I'm surprised that the comments so far aren't harsh.

Next time he should have his friends pull the emergency brake and see if it's so easy.

He should try reading books instead.

next time i want to see a full ninja battle

outside inside, doesn't matter. A kid in late 2004 was crushed outside off the D-line (was then W train) not too far from the GAP in Bensonhurst. The body and remains fell from the tracks on top of a person's car who also worked at the GAP.

Other than that, It's totally safe.

As long as they don't delay my train or hurt other people, then by all means. As long as they're aware of the risks.

"what are the chances of surviving this type of stunt more than once?"

Pretty good, actually. People have doing it and surviving for decades, perhaps even since the earliest days of the subway. Of course, unless you're with them or part of the culture, you only hear about the ones who die (and now, thanks to the rise of video sharing, a few of the ones who are successful).

But your conclusion that to do it will almost certainly result in death is the result of observation bias, combined with official propaganda.

That didn't look that challenging.

It made these people yawn:

http://www.guy-sports.com/fun_pictures/train_indian_full.jpg

The danger is reduced by around 90% when you do it outdoors. Do it on the E train from Manhattan to Queens.

The MTA's next proposal: "Double Decker Trains". Jump on. Strap in.